Top 10 bowlers who have conceded most runs in an innings in IPL

Top 10 bowlers who have conceded most runs in an innings in IPL : The batsman’s dominance game has been cruel over bowlers especially when a particular bowler gets targeted in pursuit of runs. Here we look at the most costliest spells been bowled in IPL. List of Top 10 bowlers who have conceded most runs in an innings in IPL: 10 – Abu Nechim : 59 Runs Abu Nechim conceded 59 runs against Mumbai Indians. (Photo Source:BCCI) We all knew batsmen come hard at you in the IPL, but Abu Nechim got a real bitter taste of it. Playing his first game in the Pepsi IPL 2015 against the Mumbai Indians Parthiv Patel, Simmons and Chand went after him right from the start of the innings. Nechim fed them easy deliveries to displace them all around the park. He was hit for 59 in his 4 over’s, returned with an economy of 14.75. 9 – Siddharth Trivedi: 59 runs Siddharth Trivedi conceded 59 runs against KXIP. (Photo Source:BCCI) Trivedi, playing for Rajsthan Royals conceded a lot when KXIP batsmen aimed the right arm pacer. His day began with conceding 13 runs in the first over of the game with Gilchrist striking him for 2 fours. It followed up with Trivedi been smashed by Valthaty for six, four and six in first three deliveries of the second over adding two more fours in next three deliveries. Later, in the third over, Trivedi got hit for hattrick fours by Karthik but Trivedi came back well to bowl a brilliant last over as it gave away just 5 runs only to save him from recording worst figures. 8 – RP Singh: 59 runs RP Singh conceded 59 runs against KKR. (Photo Source: BCCI) RP Singh had to concede 59 runs against brilliance of KKR for his side Deccan Chargers. His speel began with conceding 10 runs each in first two overs. But he went for 20 runs in his third powered by couple of sixes and a four from David Hussey. Singh managed to get Taibu in last over after getting hit for four but Shukla tore him more by smacking couple of fours and ended it with a six. 7 – Ryan McLaren: 60 runs Mumbai Indians went high against McLaren as they smashed 60 runs in his 4 overs quota.(Photo Source:BCCI) Mumbai Indians went high against McLaren as they smashed 60 runs in his 4 overs quota. Started with going for 11 runs in the first over, Sachin Tendulkar’s master stroke laid platform for McLaren’s horror night as he struck 5 consecutive fours. However, McLaren came back went by conceding just 5 runs in third over along with picking up two wickets. But it was the last over took him brought him into 7th worst figures in IPL as Karthik and Johnson smashed a six each along with McLaren himself conceding couple of wides. 6 – Michael Neser: 62 runs KXIP’s Michael Neser Conceded 62 runs against RCB. (Photo Source:BCCI) Neser’s IPL career probably was 1 match long thanks to Royal Challengers Bangalore batsmen’s tearing of the Australian. Neser nightmare began with Gayle hitting him for back to back sixes costing his first over for 18 runs. His next two over were somewhat expensive as they gave 11 and 12 runs respectively. But the last over summed up for Neser with AB de Villiers smashing him for a couple of fours and a six as the over went for 21 runs. 5 – Ashok Dinda: 63 runs Dinda, commonly known for his skill of conceding runs proved by conceding 63 runs against Mumbai Indians.(Photo Source:BCCI) Dinda, commonly known for his skill of conceding runs proved by conceding 63 runs against Mumbai Indians. Started with getting hit for four consecutive boundaries in first over, Dinda had a decent second over as it costed just 11 runs. His following overs costed him 19 and 16 respectively with Rohit Sharma hitting Dinda for couple of sixes in both those overs. 4 – Varun Aaron: 63 runs Varun Aaron went for 63 runs against Chennai Super Kings while playing for Delhi Daredevils in Qualifer 2 in 2012 edition.(Photo Source:BCCI) Another Indian known for conceding runs a lot features in this list. Varun Aaron went for 63 runs against Chennai Super Kings while playing for Delhi Daredevils in Qualifer 2 in 2012 edition. Aaron couldn’t stop Vijay who was in a brilliant form as he conceded 13 runs in his first over with 3 fours hit by Vijay in it. He got Hussey out in second over and Dhoni in third but kept conceding fours at other end. But Bravo couple of fours and sixes in Aaron’s final over costed 21 runs. 3 – Sandeep Sharma: 65 runs Sandeep Sharma who was passing through a good form in 2014, went for huge against Sunrisers at Hyderabad.(Photo Source:BCCI) Sandeep Sharma who was passing through a good form in 2014, went for huge against Sunrisers at Hyderabad. Despite of getting hit on first ball for four, Sandep’s first two overs costed just 13 runs. It was his third over when the run leaking began with Dhawan taking over the young pacer hitting four fours and a six extracting 26 runs. His final over produced wicket of Henriques but Sandeep got hit for two fours and two sixes by Naman Ojha with 26 runs coming off it. 2 – Umesh Yadav: 65 runs Umesh Yadav couldn’t do much against Kohli when he was against the Royal Challengers Bangalore at Delhi.(Photo Source:BCCI) Umesh Yadav couldn’t do much against Kohli when he was against the Royal Challengers Bangalore at Delhi. His first two overs weren’t that expensive as they went for 18 runs. Then, Umesh won’t have sensed the storm which would hit him as his next over went for 24 runs with de Villiers hitting him for a six followed by Kohli who hit 6, 4 and 6 in row. The final over went worse for Yadav as Kohli smacked couple of fours and couple of sixes. 1 – Ishant Sharma: 66 runs The mighty Chennai Super Kings were too high for Ishant Sharma as he had to concede 66 runs in his 4 overs. The mighty Chennai Super Kings were too high for Ishant Sharma as he had to concede 66 runs in his 4 overs. His first over went for 11 runs with Hussey hitting couple of overs. Ishant went for 18 runs in next over with Vijay hitting hattrick sixes. Given the circumstances, Ishant had a decent third over as it went for 12 runs. But it was Raina who helped Ishant Sharma to top the worst bowling figures in IPL as he hit 4, 6, 4, 4 and 4 in a row in Ishant’s final over. (*All Stats Updated Till 17th April 2016)